Fishing for Cumberland snubnose darter

The Cumberland snubnose darter is a diminutive fish with a robust, compressed body and a distinctive blunt snout. It resides in the clean, fast-flowing streams of the Cumberland River drainage in the United States. This species typically measures about 2-3 inches long, weighing only a few ounces, and feeds on small invertebrates. It exhibits intricate mating displays during the breeding season.